Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 212 Vincent’s Dilemma

Felissa picked up a piece of clothing in the corner and absentmindedly sewed a gap in the clothing.

The stitches are crooked, but for a noble lady, sewing clothes is an incredible thing.

This dress was changed by Azarez when she came back one day. She originally planned to wash it, but she found a scratch on the chest of the dress. It looked like it was scratched by a sharp weapon. She didn't know it.

What Salez planned to do with the dress was to mend it first.

Just as she was struggling with the needle and thread, Azarez walked in: "Miss."

Felissa handed him the clothes in her hand: "I've sewed all the tears in your hands."

Azarez shook off the clothes and looked at the stitches that looked like centipedes. His expression did not change at all and he folded the clothes: "Thank you, I will put this clothes away."

The purpose of clothes is obviously not to be put away, so Felissa keenly realized: "Can't this clothes be worn?"

"Well, I have already signed up with someone else," Azarez told her the reason directly. "A piece of clothing with just a tear on the chest is too conspicuous."

Felissa understood that if Azarez had a fight with someone else, and the other party had scratched his clothes and used this as a characteristic to look for him, then this piece of clothing could neither be thrown away nor worn out.

It can be put away properly or destroyed.

Destroying it should be the safest way. Felissa frowned and was about to take the dress from Azarez, but Azarez dodged it and said, "I'll put it away."

Since he insisted, Felissa didn't care and handed the clothes back to him, watching him pack the clothes at the bottom of the box very carefully.

"Vincent is gone?" Felissa asked, "What did you talk about?"

Azarez's movements paused. He didn't really want to let Felissa know about the conversation between him and Vincent. She shouldn't know these things.

His silence alarmed Felissa: "You don't want to tell me?"

She knew Azarez's nature all too well. He wished he could stay far away from possible sources of danger. He was unwilling to tell her anything he did, as if she only needed to live in a utopia.

so……

"Is Vincent's method not very good?" Felissa asked tactfully. In fact, she wanted to ask whether Vincent planned to use some shady means to achieve his goal.

Vincent mentioned a girl's jumping off the building before she entered the room. When she heard the news, she thought to herself: Why did she have the courage to end her own life but not the courage to resist?

Vincent naturally thought of everything she could think of. If he wanted to take advantage of those girls, there seemed to be nothing he couldn't tell her.

Felissa asked the key point to the point: "The girl who jumped from the building, what happened to her companions?"

"Their emotions are not stable," Azarez said. "Seeing their companions jump off the building in front of them is a big blow to them."

"Is that just that?" Felissa knew that Azarez had definitely hidden something from her, and he had not told the truth completely. "If you don't tell me the complete story, I will find a way to contact those girls.

I don't think you'll be happy to see that."

I don’t know when, Felissa also started to learn how to threaten Azarez, maybe this is because she feels confident in being favored.

Demons have always been resistant to threats, but Asalez has discovered now that it's not that he doesn't accept threats, but that the person who threatens him doesn't step on his weakness.

He knew that Felissa could do that kind of thing. She always had a fearless courage when facing things she thought was right, otherwise she wouldn't be here.

But do we really need to explain the dark side of the world to her clearly? Can she accept it?

"This city seems to be airtight under Kress's rule, but in fact there are countless small cracks. As long as we seize these cracks and find ways to expand them, the city's strength will be destroyed from within."

"Crack? Specifically, are they those girls? But how to ensure that they can act according to our ideas?"

Felissa can understand the need to take advantage of those girls, but this is not something that can be easily solved with one sentence. Timing and coordination are all issues. If someone does something beyond the plan, all the efforts will be lost.

"Any tool needs to be sharpened. For humans, the best whetstone is suffering."

The suffering these girls suffered is not enough, at least in Vincent's opinion, not enough, at least not enough to become a useful tool.

Girls, suffering, just these two words are enough to make people think of floating stories.

Just as Azarez expected, Felissa's expression stiffened for a moment, as if she didn't expect him to say such words.

"Haven't they already suffered a lot?" Felissa heard her own voice ring out, with disbelief, "One person has already been forced to death!"

It's just a human life. In Azarez's eyes, it's not worth mentioning at all. Even if they witness death, the death of others is just a matter of hurting others. What happens to them is called suffering.

What befalls others is just an incident.

With Vincent's methods, it is not difficult for him to keep these girls. He knows the people on the abandoned road very well, and Vincent knows all their strengths and weaknesses.

But he didn't want to.

Not all of those girls have a good relationship with Lily, but no matter whether their relationship is good or bad, they will cry for Lily.

This kind of crying is annoying to people, but some people just like to see the pitiful appearance of crying.

The people on the abandoned avenue are also divided into those who go to the front line and those who stay in the city. Those who go to the front line are all specially selected by Vincent. Their character is guaranteed. If they were given a different background, they would be successful.

This kind of people, whom Vincent worked so hard to cultivate, are now making Cress's wedding dress. Most of the people who stayed in the city are people with evil intentions. They were let go to the front line to avoid delaying their work, so they just stayed there casually.

The city found something for them to do and kept them captive in the city.

Now Vincent can mobilize all these people, which shows that Cress has "trust" in him and directly drains his salary. Even if Vincent wants to do something, there is no one at hand.

But for Vincent, this was not a difficult task. When he first arrived at the Abandoned Avenue, the situation was even worse than it is now, but he still managed to reach the position of the guild leader step by step.

(End of chapter)